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Subject: Re: ada and rest services
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On Sunday, 17 March 2013 18:52:13 UTC, tmo...@acm.org  wrote:
> >> I have an Ada program communicating with Javascript on an Android (et al)
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> >> using WebSockets.
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> > I would be very interested to see the javascript and the ada code for
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> >that if you are ok with that please!
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> I emailed you speed2.zip, containing a little test program "speed2.htm"
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> and "speed2.adb", and "websoc.ad?", the important part of the websockets
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> communicator.
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> speed2 is a little test program that times the transfer of a 160K image
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> and displays that on a scrolling graph on the browser, presumed to be a
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> smartphone.  It lets you walk around and watch how distance or obstacles
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> change the effective WiFi data transfer rate.
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> The Ada code uses Claw.Sockets (www.rrsoftware.com) and SHA
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> (www.cc.utah.edu/~nahaj/).  It also uses my packages tty_out and log, to
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> log what's happening on the PC side.

Thanks. Taking a look.